Deadly After Dark
Hot Blood IV
Romance, Erotica, Erotica Anthologies, Fiction & Literature, Horror, Science Fiction & Fantasy
| Author: | Jeff Gelb, Michael Garrett | ISBN: | 9781936535132 |
| Publisher: | Jabberwocky Literary Agency | Publication: | March 22, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jeff Gelb, Michael Garrett |
| ISBN: | 9781936535132 |
| Publisher: | Jabberwocky Literary Agency |
| Publication: | March 22, 2011 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Deadly After Dark fourth in the genre-defining Hot Blood erotic horror anthology series pushes the envelope the furthest yet. Two Bram Stoker nominated stories Lucy Taylors searing Thing of Which We Do Not Speak and Edward Lees brilliantly grisly Mr. Torso demonstrate the depth and range of the best erotic horror and highlight a 14 story collection that will both arouse your senses and make your blood run cold. Other contributors include award-winning and bestselling mystery author Max Allan Collins making an all too rare foray into the dark side of suspense as well as pioneering work from contemporary horror master Jack Ketchum and new fiction by both Graham Watkins and Graham Masterton. Its no surprise Fangoria said Deadly After Dark is a worthy continuation of a series that has yet to reach its climax.
Deadly After Dark fourth in the genre-defining Hot Blood erotic horror anthology series pushes the envelope the furthest yet. Two Bram Stoker nominated stories Lucy Taylors searing Thing of Which We Do Not Speak and Edward Lees brilliantly grisly Mr. Torso demonstrate the depth and range of the best erotic horror and highlight a 14 story collection that will both arouse your senses and make your blood run cold. Other contributors include award-winning and bestselling mystery author Max Allan Collins making an all too rare foray into the dark side of suspense as well as pioneering work from contemporary horror master Jack Ketchum and new fiction by both Graham Watkins and Graham Masterton. Its no surprise Fangoria said Deadly After Dark is a worthy continuation of a series that has yet to reach its climax.
